Data Localisation and Data Transfers - OCO Round Table

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Join #ourveryown Deputy Managing Partner, John Mbaluto, FCIArb, and Senior Associate, Morris Muriu Mbugua, as they dive into one of today's most pressing digital issues: data localisation and data transfers. Hosted by Melanie Mwenda, this episode explores the complex impact of data localisation laws on global businesses and the free flow of information. They explore the critical role of 'appropriate safeguards' in international data transfers and share practical strategies for protecting data in an ever-evolving landscape. This conversation is packed with insights on how organisations, governments, and individuals are navigating the storage, transfer, and protection of personal data. Tune in and discover more. #OCORoundTable #DataTransfer #DataLocalisation #DataPrivacy #DataSecurity #DataCompliance #DigitalTransformation

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Join #ourveryown Deputy Managing Partner, John Mbaluto, FCIArb, and Senior Associate, Morris Muriu Mbugua, as they dive into one of today's most pressing digital issues: data localisation and data transfers. Hosted by Melanie Mwenda, this episode...

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